SBRI’s scientists come from all around the world, many who face the devastation of malaria or HIV/AIDS on a daily basis in pandemic countries. These researchers also train students from throughout the world – the very people who will carry on our infectious disease research. Currently, there are scientists from more than a dozen countries training at SBRI.

In 2002, SBRI established a clinical research laboratory at the Muheza Designated District Hospital and started the International Malaria Research Training Program, which was awarded to SBRI by the Fogarty International Center at the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Currently, four Tanzanian scientists are working towards advanced degrees as part of the program. Each spends a portion of the year in Seattle, learning the latest in research techniques and technologies to take back to Tanzania.

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